Instructions

Pull bar to waist. Return until arms are extended and shoulders
are stretched forward. Repeat.

Comments

Torso may be kept horizontal for strict execution. Knees
are bent in effort to keep low back straight (See Hamstring
Inflexibility). If low back becomes rounded due to tight
hamstrings, either try bending knees more or don't position torso
as low. Either fix may compromise involvement of Latissimus Dorsi
since it forces more shoulder
transverse extension and less shoulder
extension range of motion. If low back is rounded due to
poor form, deadlift
weight to standing position and lower torso into horizontal position
with knees bent and back straight. A shoulder width or underhand
grip can increase lat involvement by emphasizing shoulder
extension over transverse extension.